Jerrod, Molly and R.J. Melman are more than the heirs to Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, a group of wildly successful restaurants started by their father, Rich Melman. They’re entrepreneurs in their own right who’ve opened one winning spot after another, from Hub 51 to Paris Club to RPM Italian. They ... More

Best friends and new Yorkers Yasha Wallin, a magazine writer and editor, and Emily Anderson, an art director, spend almost every summer weekend in Montauk exploring the area. All their amazing intel ends up in the duo’s two-year-old black-and-white ... More

Cold press coffee has been on the rise for years now, with even the most modest java drinkers preferring the stronger brew over the standard iced option these days. The "toddy coffee" process steeps freshly ground beans in room-temperature or cold water over an extended period of time (about ... More

Beuchert's Saloon proprietors Nathan Berger, Brendan McMahon, August Paro and chef Andrew Markert have a hit on their hands. DuJour spoke with the restaurant's team as they settle into their new digs on Pennsylvania Avenue and look ahead. How did you come up with the concept for the restaurant? ... More

Farm-to-table has become a phrase as overused as organic produce, with restaurants constantly popping up boasting "locally sourced" or "farm fresh." And whether or not you buy into the notion that your meal sprouted up or swam its way to your ... More

Open for Business: Aerin, 83 Main Street, Southampton, NY 11968, 631-353-3773, aerin.com Ambience: A colorful, airy space showcasing all of Aerin Lauder's must-have products: cosmetic bags, tableware, home accessories and textiles—all under one roof We're coveting: Jo de Mer bathing suits in a signature Aerin ikat print, gold nesting bowls ... More

Race fans, horse lovers and Belmont jockeys and trainers flooded Bobby Flay's Bar Americain Thursday night as the celebrity chef and racehorse owner hosted a private dinner and live auction— raising $450,000—to benefit two racehorse-related nonprofits. With the Belmont Stakes just a day away, DuJour caught up with Flay—who ... More

If you ask Kelly Killoren Bensimon what's special about the Hamptons, you'll quickly find out it's a personal thing. "It's more than beautiful light, culture, and beaches to me," the socialite told DuJour. "It's where I bought my first Jack Russell, raised my children, summered for the past ... More

Here's something you probably never learned in chemistry: The temperature of your coffee should be inversely proportional to the temperature outdoors. With that being said, it's time to start thinking more seriously about iced coffee—especially if you plan on brewing it at home. This Cold Coffee Dripper by ... More

Once upon a time, Williamsburg was just another Brooklyn neighborhood filled with bodegas, Polish diners and the occasional performer on the subway platform. And if you were at the Bedford L stop in 1997, there's a chance you would have encountered Howard Fishman, a singer and guitarist known for ... More